East Hamilton
The latest East Hamilton coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, part of our Prep section.
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Rock provides lesson to Stone’s team
East Hamilton basketball coach Michael Stone wanted his team to benefit from playing a top-level opponent - to see not only how those teams play but to show his Hurricanes what's important to that type of school.
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High school standouts for Jan. 14
• Sara Griffith, GPS: She bowled a 684 series as the Bruisers beat Donelson Christian Academy 20-7 and had games of 203 and 192 in a 20-7 win over Father Ryan as the 2012 Division II state champions sealed their return to the state tournament.
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East Ridge Pioneers win East Hamilton tourney
The East Ridge wrestling program had a coming-out party of sorts Saturday, winning the school's first invitational championship in close to two decades.
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High school basketball stars for Jan. 11
Brooke Copeland, Bradley Central: With 29 points, 16 rebounds and three blocks, she paced the Bearettes past Walker Valley in District 5-AAA girls' basketball, 62-42.
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Gene Henley’s area prep top 10 teams
Girls' Basketball
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Greater Chattanooga area high school stars for Jan. 10 events
Madison Hampton, Meigs County: She had two 3-point baskets and 13 points, helping the Lady Tigers improve to 15-4 with a 46-37 basketball win over Kingston.
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High school basketball stars for Jan. 8
• Jamal Worthington, Bledsoe County: He recorded a triple-double with 12 points, 12 rebounds and 13 assists in a 70-54 win over Signal Mountain.
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East Hamilton nips GPS in overtime, 44-42
Remnants of the recent Christmas break were evident in the girls' high school basketball game Tuesday at East Hamilton. Not only did GPS and the Lady Hurricanes show signs of a layoff, but both teams were in a giving mood, too.
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Gene’s top 10 area prep basketball teams
1. Bradley Central (12-1)
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GPS routs CCS for third place
The past couple of seasons a third-place finish in the Times Free Press Best of Preps basketball tournament would have been a letdown for the GPS Bruisers, but coach Susan Crownover was all smiles after they finished third Saturday with a 59-35 win over Chattanooga Christian.
